I checked out a few Super Hosts profiles and a pattern emerged, all of the Super Hosts were listing multiple vehicles. 

So yesterday I stopped by a client/friend to chat about a flooring project at his house and the discussion came up about a old motor court that he bought and fixed up on the beach and i said if you ever think about selling the place you talk to me first, just throwing it out there to him. he said he has been thinking about selling as he has too many projects out there as it is. he is a big local investor doing bigger projects. basically it comes down to it has about 500k in rentals each season, price in 2.9 mil, has had a major recent update, its ocean front, repeat business is through the roof, if fills a much needed niche that has been over looked in my community.

Autonomous driving vehicles are going to essentially kill the need for garages and greatly expand taxi service and rideshare offerings.

She has 141k in debt via vehicle loans, credit card loans, and student loans.

I am not super familiar with this investment vehicle, I’ve always done LT rentals and have done well with it.

Have you found new investment vehicles or strategies that are working particularly well?

I am pondering on using one of these vehicles as my very first investment into the real estate world.

@Dyami Pike I first analyzed my existing budget to determine what I was spending my money on...unsurprisingly, the three biggest expenses were my housing, my vehicle, and eating out....so, I moved into a much cheaper rental with housemates, I sold my car, and I stopped eating out, and I saved.

personally, I believe real estate holds more value in as a wealth-vehicle for long term investing, so I would leverage my cash-on-hand more with the 25/100 equity in two properties VS 50/100 in a larger property.Obviously lots of variables, but I am still early in my investing career, so I would go the more aggressive route with hopes that time could clean up any mistakes I make :)

As a result, vehicles like debt funds — which offer a high yield on a longer time frame — could be a more attractive option than a CD.